Probate
3 months ago
Sir, I got probate order against WILL from high court of chennai. With that order I approach the SUB-REGISTAR for transfer the property to my name from father. But, The Registrar inform probate order is using either sale or settlement. Is it correct.
A.Dear Client,
Obtaining a probate order from the High Court of Chennai is a significant step in validating the will and establishing your right to inherit the property. However, the response you received from the Sub-Registrar regarding the use of probate orders for property transfer might be based on local regulations or specific circumstances.
In some jurisdictions, a probate order may not be directly applicable for the transfer of property, and additional legal steps such as a sale deed or settlement might be required. It's advisable to consult with a local property lawyer who can provide guidance based on the specific laws applicable in Chennai. They can help you navigate the process, ensure compliance with legal requirements, and assist in preparing any additional documents necessary for the property transfer in alignment with the probate order.
Thankyou
Obtaining a probate order from the High Court of Chennai is a significant step in validating the will and establishing your right to inherit the property. However, the response you received from the Sub-Registrar regarding the use of probate orders for property transfer might be based on local regulations or specific circumstances.
In some jurisdictions, a probate order may not be directly applicable for the transfer of property, and additional legal steps such as a sale deed or settlement might be required. It's advisable to consult with a local property lawyer who can provide guidance based on the specific laws applicable in Chennai. They can help you navigate the process, ensure compliance with legal requirements, and assist in preparing any additional documents necessary for the property transfer in alignment with the probate order.
Thankyou
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